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and Warren 'Oak' Felder and Andrew 'Pop' Wansel from production duo Pop & Oak. It was written and produced by Keys along with Gary Clark, Jr.

"And there were these loud, obnoxious, just destructive drums, and I was like, yeah! A girl on fire is loud and obnoxious and destructive and totally unrelenting and she's free, you know what I mean?" She'd found her sound now she could start her song. Alicia Keys talks expressing her whole self on KEYS, recording during the pandemic, her new graphic novel and more. 'Fire We Make' is a song by American recording artists Alicia Keys and Maxwell, taken from Keys fifth studio album Girl on Fire (2012). "He started going through his sample library and all these different crazy drums," the songstress recalled to The Observer.

After the trio tried different chords and melodies without success, Remi moved to the computer. Keys shared the Girl on Fire concept when she was in the studio with the producers Jeff Bhasker and Salaam Remi. Maybe it was just piano and I'd sing some vocals for it just see if I liked it." And then maybe I had a rough idea, maybe something I'd started, or I'd write a little bit, or if I had an idea, I'd put the idea down. Just whatever I thought on the day – an easy vibe, not to put too much pressure on it. "I was listening to some Frank Ocean, definitely some old stuff, like Nina Simone. "I'd come in and listen to music," Keys told The Observer. This samples the drum track from Billy Squier's 1980 song "The Big Beat." Having come up with the lyrical concept, Keys then asked herself what does a tune called 'Girl on Fire' sound like? She decided to listen to some of the songs that inspire her.